La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text1.,, ji.c pm "V" THE lit GRANDE EVEXffXfi obEliVER Tuesday, February 6, 1923. ' 7 1 r; Federal Count il of CKurches . Will Rdii Their Cam paign W Anti-Lynching , ; on Felwpry llth. WASHINSfON, Feb. 0. Because FsbniM? m i tho hunday before Lincoln'i tafhiluy, the commission on " Church 4 ''nt0 Itotations of the . ., Fdrtl ncil of Churches ha si ieoiod it' 'he l"y for boKinmnij it.i grelf"mpaiKn aifninst lynching. It will If known as Race Relations Sunday.- (In it special efforts will be jw to create (food will nn! bcttwi'isil'iistandinR bstween the white f1"' the negro races in Anicr ica. Tw executive committee of the Fedefnl Council of Churches at its reoett meeting in Indianapolis de . cidtt on a nation-wide movement to ros hul the churches iigaintt the ev-l, which has shown an alarm if tendency to increase since IU'6. . At a first step the commission, of ; ihich John J. Encan, of A'.lanta i. Jiairman and Will W. Alexander of tlanta and Cleorpe E. Ilaynes, col vorcd. of New York are secretaries, . p feels that the creation of good will anu ieuer understanding .is most necessary not only in the South, where the creator number of negroes live, but also in Ithe North and Wast because of the migration of hun dreds of thousands of negroes which began during the war, Kel'itiiiUh leaders believe that the race pruii lem of the country will be solved largely through the co-operation of th.a churches and the creatio'i of the Christian spirit. ; Tho call for devoting February J 1 to the promoting of racial good w;M is going to the churches, the Y. M. C. A., the Y. W. C. A., and similar organizations ' through various e ligioirs boards ; and associations. There is but little doubt that the.ob seranc.e will bo nation-wide, as mar ly of all these yTgamzntinns have endorsed tne idea. ' the xocuiivc or ficers of the Home Mission! Council and the Council of Wonien for Homo Missions, coniposed of repiesrnta tives of church boards engaged in home mission work in America, have endorsed the plan and arc backing it to the utmost. German Throng Hoots French iff . ) tm I 5 I i tis-JP.A '"'.. r. ' -Wi.:V '. -': ( ; i- . -J ..- . ,y tl, v.': y Diiiiinimprc I E 11 I I 111 LluiliUllSU iJ BRIGHTENING From, every section of th country there continue to pour In reports of brightening building prospects, ex panding manufacturing operations increasing lumber buying, says the American Lumberman, Chicago. Ri tailc;rs in city, town and country are buying heavily for current require ments and for stock, and are send ing out sizable inquiries with a view io tneir Prospective spring neds. That these will bs extensive is prac tically assured bv the enthusiastic reports from atchitoctt: and contrac tors, which are almost unammouly to the effect that they never were busier than now figurine on home and other, construction. Industrial demand is voluminous and pres.-ing, especially from railroads, the oil in dustry, automobile, furniture and box interests, as wclL as from fac tories connected with the buildinn trades, such as those manufacturing flooring, interior trim and sash an 1 doors. There is also heave ex.jor: trade in. southern pine, Douglas fir, redwood, oak and gum. This heavy business is establish ing new records in the lumbar ir- dustry. Subscribers ,to the Southern l'ine Association during the wock tended January It) booked the gient ! .-.i I ! u:, .. unt viriuiiiu O! oim'IS HI iiiMdit, amounting to ()83,8i)!t feet per mill, toccnT th Xnn H,7 ' ? V:"Cn " Vr to ! Th dny will he vpry widely kopt in tho. South, whore in nearly 700 counties the finest dements of tin. whito and the ne.Kro enmmunitics have ornnized intsr-raeinl commit tees to work for l-he creation of Rood will and better mulorstandinp; between the races and where all the leading church denominations , of white nnd colored peoples have en dorsed the movement. IS'ORTII lOWDER PLANT PUTTL(; IT ICE XOW NORTH r0WIEi:. F li. II. -II, man White, nianagir o flh,. local I'. K. E. Co., reports that wcik of put ting up ice darted at full capacity Friday. The nnminl ir? harvest has been somewhat el-Jayd this season due to the extremely mild winter, but thi?. cold snan now prevailirpr pub' the 'ice in first class shape fnr cutting. 1 ho thermometer reea-1 er oll 'lflrdcgrees Jiolow zero Wednes day night. ; Mr. Whit Pays tho-.coniiianv will employ 'T5 . liieii 'for the next, ten days or two weeks. ' this work is always looked forward' -to- bv inanv of the local men, as- payrolls- at this time ,uf ihc year in llhis district ate ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. At inc cumiiiK hcmnIo:: 01 ihc ALihIii ICKlMlaturo a I'ltclU Tor hioviiiK the capital to a point ri'tlier wot will lit; Imtiu'hcd by membvi'Ji of llm 'I'll lid und fourth diinlonH, ImcltC'l- ly up port fvom several' nu'itihetH from the St'cond, pdllllcliina announce lu'ic. ' Willi tho construct t.u . of th-: AlaKka rillroad tli centre of popu llion li:ia Kratlnatly kwiihk west Ward. In a row yfunrw. It In exported, the liulk oC tho poimlation will ho lo eati'il hot ween l''iiitlninU on Uie north ind Hw.ird on tho Himi It. XinoU' per cent of the taxable wenltU an. I pupiilatloiiH omliraood in nit .Tea coi fined hy the Yukon on the mirth, the ltlohanlsiin hi.nliwav on the oasl and tho coaiit on (lie Houtli, Inoludln;; Cook Inlet and tho Aleutian penln ..uta. Httuateil In Ihls i-tion aln x t'v wheal hell of Al;:;ka and at the rat ouarlK develoinenr Is prwfrrVHsin;; the eenlre oi we.illh will noon Po mUmik (ho i-allinad. An aliernalivo pi-omiidtion will proontotl to the legislature on the ilUOHlinn ol the lueiilion ot 111,, enpl lal. In t In- event nt not helm; nh'.' (o fieriiro u 'ttior centriil lo alt-Hi, i; hi ph.lllled Id neek a dlvi:--l.-; (.1 ih. fefi iU.f v ,'rloil; th,.' i-li;ih ini'ri-i.i ii loiiu'itiifh; N.4ifilllit ('nnlnvt ;H"i .ii thnv ri'-fhiii we-m liriite new P' -riio v ainl allowiiiK Hie p.i n h; nd ! in' Alt;- kn lo form ilio old ie:i-t r;, n;it!j, (le eapita'l a! .Iiiiu'mu. ti Al:. pi-fMoni tho lundeii id" oji:il.n favorn Hi vv.ii d tat I lie ne: e.iii;.il ;i i.l ill! OT (lie H-jllthwel ,is ( -l!i-e1-!t to back the terniioal tdv in il-: elaiui. GET RESULTS WITH A WANT A I) Ouch! Aching Joints, -t - Rub Rheumatic Pain Rub Pain right out with small trial bottle of old "8t. Jacobs Oil." Th Lessor Evil, : Other things being equal, we would rntlier fcut o ecarod hero than a deg. pernte cwwaid. GOOD 1GARETTES 1J-IH ."GENUINE ' SE"rBULl,:fl -'VftM DURHAM JLsMMim. TOBACCO oooooooooooooooooobooooooo ' There's a touch of refinement w:th EDISON MAZDA LAMPS. H. & S. Electric Company Wiring, Repairing, Appliances, SupplieSTtnd Service fite'ttspoi St?7' . Phone 393-W 00000900000000000000000000 rompured with the former ree ri of Sti4,0S)5 feet made In 1010. Or- iflers durinjj the week ment:onel were 52 per cent above normal nnd tit per cent above productiondoubly remarkable when the earlineas ef the season is considered. Khipmenta also we i above normal. Production was still below, though increasinjr. .Stocks consequently arc being steadily re duced, and many mills are with drawing from tho market. Prices show a continued stronc upward trend, especially on building items. In the Douglas fir industry also, previous records were broken ilurinK the same week, 135 representative mills booking' ordci for 14.'i,0ui,n00 ieet and shipping 109,000,000 feet, thus greatly exceeding the high rec ords established during the fore sroing week. Cargo business con tinues to feature the fir trade, til Per cent of the above mentioned or ders being for water delivery, end unprecedented total. A strong up ward turn in the Cnlifnrnin ir.i.ln in largely responsible for this show ing. The Atlantic seaboard imme diately absorbs all the western lnm- ner ottered, and export business has improved sulistnntinlly. The went restricts the amount of fir available W. KHiott. Spokane. Wash, for the middle West, despite the at- Oust I.md, Portland; A. 1. Hill ami tractive prices offered. I win-. 1-u Grande; ilorace I adei 1 llVitland; (iale Del-ay, Hot l-ake; Other softwoods are likewise J, v. Townley, Hot Lake; Dr. stroner. mill bookine's usually .being I J. V. hitakir anil wne, e-amuimge. fnr Unv nimluci inn. Prices are' Ida.: Uuy Sucre, Portland; advancing slendilv. Hardwoods show iKarrell, Walla Walla, Wash. great activity and values are mount ing as consumers outbid each cth?r for the little dry stork offered. The move of green stock is increasing on account, of this shortage. ', Jerry Hot Lake Arrivals HOT LAKE, Feb. C.-AmonK Ihc ttecent arrival at thn Hot Lak? Sanatorium nr: J. E. Hnwt- anil wife, rJnmeati, Ida.: Miss Florence Xulaut". . Gianclr; Mrs. I. E- Chonault. Ln Grande; John H. Jacobs, Union; Mrs. F. iB. Marshall, Kamela; Mrs. S. Stankovich, La (irandu; E II- lirum- bach, Farma, Ida.; K. S. Phclan, Ida.; Iioyd Smith, Pomoroy, Wash.: WOMAN ITMSIIKO tutlXittV riTV, l-'iii. . Tim iM.ioU.tmu.s ouniy ruurm niako no iincttdn littuvi-u a until nnd a woman u lu n I ty arc convk-U'il of moonshtn inw. Mrs. h. (i. iNtt-rs. who with h'r hiiAlaiil was am-Mltd ly tho 8hiriffB o( i tc Siit unlay aiurnoon, dr'W tho limit w-niciict' un-h-r tin- statu law. 5 :',(hi lint- and aix inonthn' imprlHon iiu at. A similar s.-ntenco wan mctt'd iivit tu I'i'ti i'H. I loth iih.'uh'd K'dlly. Har.d-Palntstf. E?tollfr "What fort of blouse do you think would match my complexion best, donr?" Mabol "A hand-paint, ed one." C C. Anderson and wife, Pomoroy, Correct this sentence: "Aunt Ada Wash.; Mrs. Claude Officer, Half-1 pot the silver we sent her," aaid the W.'iVI W. M. MilKSnv nnd U'if7 liich- ! wii'n "ntiA wnm't t etvnnt: nf rtnf volume, of water busineKs seveily land; T. L. Storie and wife, Dixie; to send us a nice nosleurd?"- i , ; - ,.; r - - - Get -your .' vitamihs Vitamin and mineral elcmenis are.:.'.'... There's a crispness and flavor port-of'tho splendid nutriment , thut delight the taste and there's which Nature stores in the field grains for nourishing and vitalizing the human body. Grape-Nuts, made from wheat and malted barley, has for over twenty five years supplied vitamin and other elements necessary for perfect nutrition. natural health - building goodness that makes Grape-Nuls with cream or milk a complete food und won derfully delicious! Grape-Nuts, is truly economical because a small qiiuiuity provides unusual nourishment. ... .-.I ' GrapeNufs Sold by grocers everywhere! Made by Posture Ccrtal Compr.r.y, Inc. nattie L.rcck, Mich. I-Oil HEALTH There's a Reason" 'tt;tsa:::MKMtKM:KXMMtn tmaiwmtn?wtt,,,j T . I. ' . ..; i . , ... .-. ; . ., 1 tsJ - .. '., Good To The : astDrop l Stop that pain! It's spoiling your en joyment and ruining your health. When you're suffer ing from headache, neuralgia, sciatica, ear ache, toothache, rheu rnutisin or any other pain Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills bring relief without un pleasant after eff-cts. Your druggist iclla them at pre-war price 25 dose 25 cent, txo.iomy pack 8f;e, 125 doset $1.03. Khcumntism is "pniu" only. , Not one case in fifty requires inter nal treatment. Stop drinking I Kub southing, peiU'lnitiiiK "St. Jaeubr Oil' right inta your Mire, stitY, achini; joints, and relief comes instantly. "St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rhcumatisin liniment which never disappoints and cannot burn the skin. Limber up! Q::a,rinul;umniil Get a smail tri.d b.ottli; of honest '"St. Jacobs l)il" Hi any dnu; si ore, ,nil in just a moment you'll be f i io tvmn rlK'uinatie pain, smics-i .-iiul vhft'tU'S1. ")ontsiiffvrt Relief awaits you. l'St. Jacubs in'l" !-V j ii :t 'as ?-ootf fur sci iiea. ueuralMft, ' lilhlbasiv, baekache, -sprains. J ' . it i ts i: t: ooooooooooooooooooooooooon I FORI) & HEORfiR ! TAXI o , ... o Service o , Enclosed Cars : to I I . .g : CALL '. -; . I MAIN 44 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ill , I If o , III o.O O II o 1 1 o! o D II L!A GRANDE IRON WORKS 'i j - .v si.-u'Hivi: shop AD rorMmY VVlt " Kftids orj;Miicli'iiifi,.v, AutoinoliiU.H mid Tractors rinpatred, "i. ... .! .' ; 1 ovprhnnlod nnrl KHtntlt; ti. i.:.-.'-: . WHi'lilS' of All Kinds . 'i'1""1'' Korlinr nml Ove rsize I'ixlona ' j'r friuilistiuns.i.l'tons nnd J'iston l'ins Itff-ronnd - b FITZGERALD Prop. The thought that BARRINGTON . HALL COFFEE is so highly regarded nationally may inspire you to follow in the footsteps of coffee-lovers every where and enjoy the delicious flavor. Trice 50c Pound Taxi Line CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 768 A Car .Always Ready ;'; For You Extra Find! Tlircp-nrro tmprmtMl Irart ,"'i'.t out iildi tho cily l.iinilM, inn. liio-U .'i.-n llio t;li'il hiKlivv;y. W'lil t inisi i iraiti lor lionsn In town. I" I ; i ; I! I Pattison Brothers Grocery PHONE MAIN 80 5 .'attMss8::a8:t!t8aans H g FRANK R. SUYDAM B ij General Repair S Shop p; Furniture Repaired and ii J? Refinished n I tt Monuments ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW (f&llmCctWS e V mA3e profound tiu an uraer pmcna 10 our hans ti fture to receive faith ful, intiiHunt ezecutltn. v fivo-nrrrt trnct, IniprovtMl nml t; Iuk nt a Imrc.iin rivi, mi-i i:om' I'iiiin, on'-ti;iir nttlo fnnn City l.tm-l ItH nml i'iivc.1 ltlffhwny, i A fiv'-arro trnct In M;iy l'urk. TlilSj l.i one or tho In si improved :ind pay-1 InR propi'iltoM In tho valley. 1'vtru KOod. A tn-arrf tract In May Park, with oxt m Hood I in pro vein 'tit m, I n ic'itcd. hi-M of I il nnd fmlt. i:i:-h!-uMiin modern linn'. Threi fine modern heine. ) il i rated, heaiilti ulty fut inslu d, u mil : sell romplett. If ou uant onivthtn otra trod let tt.i m!um jmi ttu'.o fine llOIlK-!. Pyramid Land Co. OOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO OO OOO OOOOOOO OO OO OO 00 OO 000000000000 V. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Funeral Director Our ability to serve you properly is assured by a thorough training in the Barnes School of Embalming in Chicago, many years of profes sional experience and the possession of the fin est ciiiipment in the northwest AMBULANCE SERVICE liv Rhone Night rhonc Alain 5!) OOOOOOO00O0O00OO0O0000OO00000 0000000000000OO000000O Household Repairing of All Kinds lOO-FirSt. Phone 513-J iHttBttttaaamttttmwmmmtmtttttm 1. kLIrspO'I m ? t : e ; n i i.'i-.i n u ti i I1 ; 1! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H - We Will Gladly Famish JSstimatei Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company 1562 S Are. 1& Grmadi, Or. OO00300OO0O0OOO0O0OOO0OOO0OOO0O000OO ooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o O j . o o o o o Invest That Money You Got for a Christmas Present in Gifts That Last at J. H. PEARE & SON La Grande's Leading Jew elers Established 1890 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00000 00OC000C 000000000000 v. ...... l.fct I